The National Woman's Party and Suffrage for African-American Women: Document-based question

(Binghamton, NY: State University of New York at Binghamton, 2002).

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The National Woman's Party and Suffrage for African-American Women: Document-based question, (Binghamton, NY: State University of New York at Binghamton, 2002)..

•The National Woman's Party and Suffrage for African-American Women: Part A

•Letter to Miss Emma Wold from Anna A. Clemons, 24 October 1920, National Woman's Party Papers, 1913-1974, Library of Congress (Microfilm (1979), reel 5).

•Emma Wold to Miss Anna A. Clemons, 2 November 1920, National Woman's Party Papers, 1913-1974, Library of Congress (Microfilm (1979), reel 5).

•Letter from Mary White Ovington to Lucy Burns, New York, 17 December 1920, National Woman's Party Papers, 1913-1974, Library of Congress (Microfilm (1979), reel 5).

•Letter from Emma Wold to Harriot Stanton Blatch, Washington D.C., 29 December 1920, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Papers, Library of Congress (Microfilm, reel 2, #528).

•Letter from Mary White Ovington to Alice Paul, [New York], 4 January 1921, Mary Church Terrell Papers, Library of Congress (Microfilm, reel 2, #544).

•"The White Woman's Burden," The Nation, 16 February 1921, pp. 257-58

•Freda Kirchwey, "Alice Paul Pulls the Strings," The Nation, 2 March 1921, pp. 332--33.

•Letter from Mrs. Lawrence Lewis to the Editor of The Nation, 26 March 1921, National Woman's Party Papers, 1913-1974, Library of Congress (Microfilm (1979), Reel 7).

•Race Issue Hits Feminist Party

•The National Woman's Party and Suffrage for African-American Women: Part B